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Paused terminal shows an undisclosed limit beside an OpenReply server; Chatfuel costs $49 monthly versus $25 for hosting.

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OpenReply and the limit nobody publishes

Chatfuel wants $49 a month for keyword-to-message automation, and its own documentation says the bot pauses when you cross an allowance it never prints. OpenReply is the seven-week-old MIT repo that moves that job onto about twenty five dollars of your own infrastructure, and the savings are the least interesting part.

A cutaway answer engine shows free answers above paid small business listings routed through a regulated search system.

AI News

The answer is free. The slot under it is now for sale.

The retainer a lot of small businesses started paying this year to get mentioned by ChatGPT runs a thousand to thirty five hundred a month and takes three to six months to show anything. On Monday the paid lane opened self-serve, and the same day the European Commission made ChatGPT a regulated search engine, which is the part that matters in January.

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